Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Harmonisation would in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Harmonisation would concern the following points.
The Member States who were opposed to total harmonisation would like to be able to impose their own rules.
Harmonisation would also be ensured for pricing of services.
The current state of affairs makes this an issue for which full harmonisation would not be advisable18.
Complete harmonisation would not be difficult to achieve.
There are, however, several activities at Community level where harmonisation would be both beneficial and possible.
Total harmonisation would be excluded for unfair terms and sales guarantees.
which would cover both convergence with the EU and intra-Mediterranean harmonisation, would take place as of 2004.
Harmonisation would allow better market access and long-term planning for investments.
In its replies the Commission noted that harmonisation would help to promote the integration of financial markets.
Harmonisation would result in other economic
However, harmonisation through directives based on minimum harmonisation would not necessarily lead to uniform implementation
Harmonisation would have a greater chance of success,
as unanimity on rate harmonisation would be difficult if not impossible to reach.
Fiscal and administrative harmonisation would be positive developments for business and workers alike.
Social harmonisation would therefore mean that we would have to reject our minimum wage because the Germans do not have one.
On the other hand, however, maximum harmonisation would leave no room for diversity
Harmonisation would force a reduction in the Swedish level of tax which would,
However, obtaining an extended harmonisation would face the opposition of the Member States, as declared in several comments on the public consultation.
Minimum harmonisation would apply for rules for which full harmonisation is not possible.
The EESC acknowledges that the introduction of the FTT, contributing to fiscal harmonisation, would ensure the proper functioning of the internal market, thus avoiding distortions
This harmonisation would immediately allow the creation of an internal insurance market in all branches not covered by specific and mandatory legal rules.
Direct application of the IMO regulatory framework by the Member States in the absence of Community harmonisation would lead to barriers to the free movement of goods,
Any such harmonisation would exacerbate the problems which the common monetary policy causes where there are differing inflation rates and economic cycles.
The absence of harmonisation would retain individual national marketing
The absence of harmonisation would result in a proliferation of national rules resulting in increased burden for the industry
Furthermore, harmonisation would enhance ports' transparency,
Minimum harmonisation would allow Member States to apply a higher standard of protection, as allowed under European law,
I also take the view that harmonisation would lead to lower-quality asylum policy in countries where this policy is relatively well regulated at present,
Such harmonisation would also increase the overall influence of the Union vis-à-vis third countries in policy